Dancer

Meet Dancer! <br/>Dancer is a young, sleek black beauty with a heart full of love and a purr that never quits. She's as sweet as can be and absolutely adores gentle pets, head scratches, and spending time near her favorite humans. <br/><br/>Dancer is affectionate and social, she'll happily curl up beside you or follow you around the house just to be part of the action.<br/>She does have one little quirk: she's not a fan of being picked up (a girl's gotta have her boundaries!), but she'll shower you with affection on her own terms.<br/><br/>Dancer has had a nasal polyp removed when she was spayed, and while she's doing great, her future family should keep an eye out in case it comes back. With a bit of love and care, she's sure to thrive in her forever home. Sometimes she makes little squeaky noises, that is a symptom of a nasal polyp. She might never have an issue with her polyp, and she can live with one normally so long as it does not inhibit her breathing or prove to be a challenge for day to day life.<br/><br/>If you're looking for a loyal companion who will fill your days with purrs, play, and plenty of love, Dancer might just be your perfect match. <br/><br/>To learn more about nasal polyps, click here. https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/nasal-polyps-in-cats

Meet Dancer!
Dancer is a young, sleek black beauty with a heart full of love and a purr that never quits. She's as sweet as can be and absolutely adores gentle pets, head scratches, and spending time near her favorite humans.

Dancer is affectionate and social, she'll happily curl up beside you or follow you around the house just to be part of the action.
She does have one little quirk: she's not a fan of being picked up (a girl's gotta have her boundaries!), but she'll shower you with affection on her own terms.

Dancer has had a nasal polyp removed when she was spayed, and while she's doing great, her future family should keep an eye out in case it comes back. With a bit of love and care, she's sure to thrive in her forever home. Sometimes she makes little squeaky noises, that is a symptom of a nasal polyp. She might never have an issue with her polyp, and she can live with one normally so long as it does not inhibit her breathing or prove to be a challenge for day to day life.

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Meet Dancer!
Dancer is a young, sleek black beauty with a heart full of love and a purr that never quits. She's as sweet as can be and absolutely adores gentle pets, head scratches, and spending time near her favorite humans.

Dancer is affectionate and social, she'll happily curl up beside you or follow you around the house just to be part of the action.
She does have one little quirk: she's not a fan of being picked up (a girl's gotta have her boundaries!), but she'll shower you with affection on her own terms.

Dancer has had a nasal polyp removed when she was spayed, and while she's doing great, her future family should keep an eye out in case it comes back. With a bit of love and care, she's sure to thrive in her forever home. Sometimes she makes little squeaky noises, that is a symptom of a nasal polyp. She might never have an issue with her polyp, and she can live with one normally so long as it does not inhibit her breathing or prove to be a challenge for day to day life.

If you're looking for a loyal companion who will fill your days with purrs, play, and plenty of love, Dancer might just be your perfect match.

To learn more about nasal polyps, click here. https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/nasal-polyps-in-cats